Re: Debugging Javascript generated on the fly whre there is no stored Javascript file. -- WEB400

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Keith,

Many thanks but I generate the HTML and Javascript - it isn't stored
anywhere. I am using CGIDEV2 and the stored HTML is only very basic, most
of it, including the <script> statement, being generated by my system. This
allows great flexibility. I don't see how to get into debug mode.

Rob

On 20 May 2017 at 13:36, Keith McCully <keithmccully@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Rob,
You could make a temporary test version of your setup.

Assuming the html is in IFS then copy your runtime source to a .js file
there. Make sure you include a <script > reference to your temp file in the
html then it should appear in chrome debug.

Regards

Keith

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